A speaker (Elay Amitay Halevi) recounts losing $1.1 million to wire fraud, describing an immediate spiritual response—thanking the creator and celebrating—and framing the loss as a catalyst that redirected their company onto a better trajectory within a few months. The monologue links financial loss to a spiritual test preceding a new level of growth.
My CFO called me and said, I got bad news. I said, what is it? He said, we just fell for wire fraud. Somebody just stole $1.1 million. I said, all right, give me one second. I put it down and I started to walk around and say, thank you. Thank you, creator. Every part of me was angry and upset and asking questions, but I said, this came from the creator, therefore it must be good. I started to dance around the room for 10 minutes like a crazy person. So I love it. I love wire fraud. I love that I lost a million dollars. This is the best thing that could happen. People ask, did you get the money back? We lost that money, but two to three months later, the company, whole new trajectory. And that's what I've always learned. Right before a new level comes, you must be tested with something that is equally going to freak you out.
